Lessons from Data Recovery – Part 1 (Repost)
I originally posted this entry over on the Disklabs computer forensic forum (http://www.computer-forensics.co.uk/computer-forensics-forums/forum.php) but also thought a lot of people would benefit from it being repeated here too. I’ve been working at Disklabs for a few weeks now. I’ve mostly been confined to the digital forensics lab but I’ve been able to poke my head…
Forensic 4cast Named One of 50 Top Criminology Blogs
Yesterday I received an email saying that Forensic 4cast has been named as one of the top 50 criminology blogs by CriminoBlogica. In fact we didn’t just make the top 50, we made number 19! CriminoBlogica is a high-quality internet resource for people interested in criminology, forensics, and general law enforcement. Their authors write articles…
Digital Forensics – What We Don’t Know CAN Hurt Us
If my work with Volume Shadow Copies has taught me one thing it is that I don’t know anything. I have often said the more I learn, the less I know. Everything that we learn about computer investigations leads to more learning. It never ends. Anyone that thinks they know everything there is to know…
Presentation – Into the Shadows
Here it is. The presentation I was due to give at the SANS EU Forensic Summit. Hope you find it useful. Bare in mind you’ll have to have iTunes or Quicktime installed to watch this. I’ll work on getting it into other formats later. Enjoy!
Episode 27 – When RIAA Rules The World
A brand new episode for your listening pleasure.
Into The Shadows
Lee Whitfield gives insight into Microsoft Volume Shadow Copies and shows how to extract meaningful data by manually deconstructing these files.
Forensic 4cast: The Return
We’re coming back!
f4c.me URL Shortening Service
We have a new URL shortening service
Sans Webcast – Fighting Back with Computer Forensics
I appeared on the recent Sans webcast about computer forensics
